Dining

I’m looking for a VERY SPECIFIC type of Mexican restaurant that’s common in suburban west coast towns but which I’ve never encountered in NYC. It needs: – Complimentary chips and salsa on the table – Margaritas on the menu MOST IMPORTANT!!!!! – When you order a meal, it comes with on a huge platter of […]

Jubilee Marketplace (Greenpoint) – Google Maps Page Very tasty and high quality sliders, especially for the price. They’re more hefty than the average slider. Apparently the margins are very low on them. Used to be $2.55, but understandably higher now given everything is more expensive. Also used to be called a burger, but they caught

It’s feels like every week I see someone post about young people waiting in line for something stupid. I get it, I’m in my late 30s and I would never wait on line for a HeyTea or a Froyo, but have people considered that this is the closest thing to a 3rd space for college

Just walked 30 minutes mid day in UV Index 8 weather as a pasty pale person for this sandwich. I cannot imagine another sandwich I would do that for, however am open to hearing yours if you disagree submitted by /u/SneakBots [link] [comments]

Unfortunately I am not a local (yet), but I come to the city at least 4-5 times a year, so I want to say I know my way around the city when it comes to food. I think this visit was my favorite one! What I love the most about NYC is that there are

Might be pretty late but just wanted to share my experience. Finally decided to try out Mama’s Too Philly cheese, and it was a 10/10 for me. I’m not a big fan of onions but those onions were amazing on it & the cheese they used was super quality and gooey. The bread and meat

Kunafa Bites – Google Maps Page This Nablus kunafa comes in multiple sizes. This was the medium for $15, if I remember correctly. Took about 7-8 min to freshly make. It was excellent. Crispy on top with gooey stretchy cheese on the bottom. It was sweet, syrupy, and nutty from the pistachios. I damn near

I love rainbow cookies so I decided to do a 2 day run around the city to find the best one! Picture 2 are all places from Brooklyn and Queens Picture 3 are all places from Manhattan. WINNER: Mia’s (Manhattan): this was the most ideal rainbow cookie and was also the most traditional. It was

So I didn’t see anyone post about this spot yet on this subreddit so I’m actually looking forward to putting some of y’all on. This place opened up about a month ago and everything I ate and drank was fire af. (especially the cream cheese appetizer) Service was attentive and friendly and I loved the

We booked a table at 4 pm on a weekday at Boqueria at 40th st. When we ordered their seafood paella, the waiter told us it can take an hour to prepare and then we must vacate the table by 5:15, giving us only 15 minutes to eat it. (Nowhere in our opentable reservation did

Their mini dumplings tasted really good, as well as their crab & pork soup dumplings. I just wish they provided more mini dumplings and didn’t add a bunch of lettuce at the bottom of the container to give the illusion that there were more than there actually were. Website: https://www.dinbrooklyn.com/ submitted by /u/Euphoric_Emergency31 [link] [comments]

Had a really uncomfortable experience at brunch at The Commerce Inn in the West Village this weekend that honestly felt discriminatory. I’m a brown woman. I walked in to ask for a table and the host told me there were ZERO spots left and that the waitlist for brunch was completely CLOSED for the day.

Last night Stephen revealed that he always eats steamed chicken during rehersal. He’s on 53rd and Broadway. Where do we think he orders from? submitted by /u/gloriamuntz [link] [comments]

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Don’t get me wrong, their ice cream is amazing but there are several things about this business that really frustrate me. The hours are already limited (9:30pm closing) and after seeing all their creative flavors posted on Instagram, you get there at 8:30 and they are out of almost all their flavors except one or

I was able to snatch a last minute one person reservation for tonight and was pretty excited, cuz I know it’s hard to get into this place. The experience was, well, underwhelming. The food itself wasn’t bad; it’s not mind blowing, a bit uneven, but generally pretty decent. There aren’t many Cambodian restaurants in NYC,

There was no way I was standing in line for that long, so a month ago, I booked a reservation at Golden Diner (not easy btw, I had to be very quick cause the spots disappear in seconds). I didn’t mind waiting a month to try it. What I went for is the honey butter

Great for the price tbh, but they definitely try their best to skimp on the ice cream by setting it around the rim of the cone. lol Also, no wait when I went during lunchtime on a weekday. submitted by /u/DinerEnBlanc [link] [comments]

Flavors are Yuzu, Dark Chocolate Ash, and Red Bean Vanilla submitted by /u/ZenghisZan [link] [comments]

Went to Sip from Sip & Guzzle. Their Royale with cheese was delicious and my favorite thing on the menu. The shake it came with I didn’t like at all. The pork yaki skewer I highly recommend. Volcano roll was good, but probably wouldn’t order again. Mochi fries were good as well. I thought the

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Not pictured is the rugelach and carrot cake which are also divine. I’ve only been once before and got the Lil Shonda before which was equally as good as the patty melt imo. I’ll try the Tuna Melt eventually! submitted by /u/Chrominumv2 [link] [comments]

Gao Xiao Pa – Google Maps This is a more unique take on rou jia mo with stacked marinated chicken thigh cooked on a vertical rotisserie. They even have pineapple on top of the spit like al pastor would. Think you can get a slice of pineapple with your rou jia mo if you ask.

Just had lunch at this Ridgewood outpost that’s been on my list for years. Mama Yoshi is a neighborhood fast casual restaurant that serves chicken katsu sandwiches, breakfast burritos, and katsu curry bowls. They also sell an assortment of imported Japanese pantry goods and snacks like ramen, curry blocks, staple condiments, chocolate bars, and canned

Went to The Long Island Bar in Cobble Hill and really enjoyed its laid back atmosphere. There deviled eggs and LI Burger were standouts to me. Also, really liked their Long Island Gimlet drink. I would definitely go back. Long Island Bar website: https://www.thelongislandbar.com/ submitted by /u/Euphoric_Emergency31 [link] [comments]

Birdee- cherry pistachio milk bun was a 10. the churro croissant was ok, i just wish it had filling. the blueberry lemon twist also great. the BEC however was too salty. still good, just not great. 8.2 Bernie’s- wedge salad, vinegar chicken, mozz sticks, and the lemon ice box pie was amazing. the overall vibe,

Got a walk in seat by the bar and enjoyed a solid cheese burger that costed $15.25 for lunch. https://jgmelon-nyc.com/menu IG: @JGmelon_nyc submitted by /u/ThrowawayNYCJ [link] [comments]

I don’t order bánh mì often because I grew up on them and hate when it’s not done right. This is in addition to the gentrification of the buzz word “bánh mì” (I’ve seen a Korean style bbq pork belly on a ciabatta banh mi served with fries). So I did some research and went

Gai Kitchen – Google Maps Page Gai Kitchen – Website This place is very good for a quick, casual, and filling meal. The chicken is tender and flavorful and comes with two different sauces. I opted for the ginger rice, which was very fragrant. It comes with a very good soup that was not simply

Ok I have seen a shit ton of posts/comments saying that Los Tacos 1 is over rated. I for one, have lived in nyc my whole life. Most of my experience is in Manhattan because I live here. I’ve tried a lot of small mom and pop shops, trucks, stands, and restaurants in my time.

I’m a frugal diner, usually solo, and I’m always very calculative about meals. I like going to normal restaurants, nothing much upscale, and I usually order 2 things max (entree + either app, dessert, or non alcoholic drink) I feel like even a year or year and a half ago I used to spend between

El Tenampa Deli and Grocery – Google Maps Page Hard to tell they serve amazing Mexican food from the outside. After entering, walk straight back for tacos and more. This place can get very busy, especially on the weekends. Lots of people eating in and taking out. Very local feel. Tacos were $3.75 each. Got

Heres my ratings based on the Beli app. The ratings are not perfect but its somewhat a good reflection of my preferences: 1) Thea: 9.7 2) Burrow: 8.9 3) Culture Espresso: 8.7 4) levain: 8.7 5) Lappartment 4F: 8.3 6) Schmackary’s: 7.4 * forgot to add Saint Street Cakes: 8.7- Fort Greene, BK. I have

I’m pregnant and got a craving from YEARS AGO and it was specifically the honey mustard that they used at mars 2112. I remember it being BRIGHT yellow and it is most definitely not Ken’s. I remember it being on the sweeter side. I know this is so random but I’m hoping that someone here

I 100% don’t blame them for hiking prices up, but my halal guy now charges $13.50 for chicken over rice, up $1 from roughly three weeks ago. I asked him if price went up and he said “is cost of doing business my friend.” And that’s exactly why I sadly won’t be eating it as

On a gloomy overcast or hangover day, always hits the spot and never misses. submitted by /u/scarstring [link] [comments]

Starting a new training program called fat a** runs. Where me, the fat a** runs to a bakery of my choosing to get a sweet treat that cancels out the whole run I just did. Today’s run was motivated by babka. I ran 10 miles around Manhattan and over the Williamsburg bridge to Oneg Bakery

FYI: Fri/Sat only. https://www.timeout.com/newyork/news/hooray-for-3am-pierogi-veselka-will-once-again-be-open-24/7-starting-on-this-date-040926 submitted by /u/isuamadog [link] [comments]

Okay so I heard this restaurant was hard for walk-ins because of how packeddd it gets but I would agree to make reservations. I went at 3pm without reservations it was packedddd barely room to walk. I ordered the bar steak frites was $37. This my first time seeing a bar steak on a menu

Had to spend an extended amount of time (3.5 weeks) in NYC for work so I turned it into the ultimate food tour for myself. I can honestly say I did not have a bad meal. How did I do? Tsukemen noodles at Okiburo House of Tsukemen: 11/10 noodles were perfectly chewy and bouncy Chicken